About 75 percent of gaming experience is directly related to visual graphics. It is for these reason that any serious gamer will want to use the best monitor or screen to play their games on. Today, gaming has come to another level with high-end graphics technology that older displays may not keep up with. However, is evident that 4K TVs are more than capable of achieving these resolutions. Using them allows you to keep up with your gaming console or computer to achieve the best gaming experience. This is aside from the fact that you can use the screen for a number of other purposes at the same time. If you are looking to upgrade, here is a list of the top 10 best 4k TVs for gaming.

The Sony X900E

Pros:

• Great picture quality
• High frame rate (60 fps), great for action and quick gaming
• Choice in screen size (from 49 – 75 inches)
• A wide range of input choices including HDMI 2.0

Cons:

• Has been observed to have some input lag
• Sound quality may be somewhat lacking. Recommend use of external audio output device like gaming headphones.

Samsung MU9000

Pros:

• Wide color gamut
• Low input tag
• Low screen reflections
• High peak brightness
• Great overall image quality

Cons:

• No extra USB inputs on the TV
• Lower FPS compared to similar products

Sony X800E

Pros:

• Fairly priced for the picture quality
• HDR support
• Low input tag
• Choice of input sources (4 HDMI input ports)

Cons:

• Poor brightness to contrast ratios
• 49-inch maximum screen size, limiting your customization

Samsung MU6300

Pros:

• Variable screen sizes (40-75 inch available)
• Great contrast ratio giving clear images
• HDR support
• Cheap (among the most affordable 4k TVs)

Cons:

• Lower brightness owing to backlight limitations
• Narrow color gamut compared to similar products from Samsung

LG C7

Pros:

• Intense color
• Dolby Vision support
• Great contrast ratio
• Fast pixel response ideal for high-resolution gaming
• Excellent viewing angles perfect for almost any position in the room

Cons:

• A bit expensive

Samsung QN65Q9

Pros:

• Low input tag
• Ultra HD resolution
• Great brightness to contrast ratio
• HDR support

Cons:

• Backlight clouding
• A tad expensive

LG OLED E7

Pros:

• Choice in screen sizes (55 – 65 inches)
• Near perfect contrast ratios
• Built-in sound bar giving great audio output
• Very bright
• Low input tag
• Great video graphics performance

Cons:

• A bit more expensive than other similar models
• Some brightness related noise with extensive use

Sony XBR-X930E

Pros:

• Great picture quality
• Beautiful unique design
• Bright HDR highlighting
• Rich color display

Cons:

• Some input lag (about 38 MS)
• A bit expensive
• Design may be a distraction

LG B7V

Pros:

• Great sleek design
• HLG, HDR, and Dolby vision support
• Excellent image quality
• Great smart platform
• Choice in screen size from 55-65 inches
• Wide range of input support ( 4 HDMI input ports)

Cons:

• Poor stock audio when used with enhanced audio
• Highly priced for what you get

Samsung Electronics UN55MU8000

Pros:

• Great backlight control
• Great graphics and video performance to give a natural look
• Fairly priced for picture quality, great bang for your buck
• Great sleek design

Cons:

• Does not deliver on the full HDR performance as expected
• Complicated picture set